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Farmers in India celebrate on Nov. 19, 2021, after the government announced it was repealing the controversial agricultural reforms that sparked nearly a year of protests in the country.

The move is likely aimed at shoring up support among farmers ahead of key state elections. But without the reforms, India’s agriculture sector will continue to deteriorate.

After a Year of Protests, India’s Modi Finally Nixes His Farm Laws

After a Year of Protests, India’s Modi Finally Nixes His Farm Laws | Stratfor

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The Indian government’s move to repeal controversial farm laws may help Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) shore up support ahead of key state elections. But if New Delhi doesn’t propose new reforms to replace those it revoked, India’s agriculture sector will continue to deteriorate and deter foreign investment. 

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After a Year of Protests, India’s Modi Finally Nixes His Farm Laws

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